Stephanie Zimbalist

Stephanie Zimbalist plays Laura Holt on Remington Steele, the investigator who invents a fictional male boss and then has to share the office with a charming rogue who assumes the name. Gender-flip PI sparkle: she is the actual brains, romance and cases in perfect network proportion. Zimbalist makes the con a feminist joke the hour keeps having to live with.

Stephanie does not arrive as merch. On Remington Steele (NBC, 1982–1987) she is Laura Holt, the lead the hour is built around. s01e01 remains the intake — License to Steele is the gender-flip PI contract: Zimbalist invents a male boss; a charming. She photographs as Laura Holt and plays as the reason Remington Steele still has a pulse under the format. Zimbalist still belongs in the frame when s01e01 lands: License to Steele is the gender-flip PI contract: Zimbalist invents a male boss. Remington Steele on NBC (1982–1987) keeps using her as Laura Holt.

s03e01 is useful; s01e05 is the one this desk points at. Thou Shalt Not Steele makes a commandment the pun: romance and cases in network. Stephanie Zimbalist remains Laura Holt on Remington Steele either way. NBC already scheduled the appointment; s01e05 is where you can hear Stephanie working. Keep Stephanie on-screen at s01e05. Thou Shalt Not Steele makes a commandment the pun: romance and cases in network. Laura Holt is not a guest week; 1982–1987 is only the stamp.

The Bond-casting collision with the Steele contract is Hollywood gossip; Laura is the work. On TV Flash she is 1980s mystery-hour craft: the Holt who photographs as the title's secret and plays as the reason the agency still has a detective in it.